After showing off footage back at Anime Expo last month, Studio TRIGGER and Netflix are back with another look Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. Based on CD PROJEKT RED’s Cyberpunk 2077 game and directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi (PROMARE, Kill la Kill), the series is coming to Netflix this …Read more »
CD Projekt Red’s Cyberpunk 2077 previously revealed plans for an anime, with the fine folks at studio TRIGGER leading the charge. Hiroyuki Imaishi (Promare, Kill la Kill) is directing, with Masahiko Otsuka as assistant director, Yoshiki Usa and Masahiko Otsuka on scripts, Yoh Yoshinari and …Read more »
It seems like only yesterday when we found out that two of Gainax’s best and brightest were going on to found Studio TRIGGER. The company has brought us a variety of bright, exciting anime, from Little Witch Academia to Promare. And ten years later, we still can’t …Read more »
The game Metallic Child will become available for Nintendo Switch, PC via Steam, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 in September. To get people psyched about it, the game’s publisher Crest has debuted a promotional video that’s animated by Studio Trigger. You also get a chance …Read more »
Anime Expo Lite, which will take place virtually on July 3-4, has announced several new panels in addition to the recently revealed Star Wars: Visions panel. One panel will be hosted by VTuber talent agency VShojo and star their VTubers Ironmouse, Projekt Melody, Nyanners, Silvervale, Zentreya, and …Read more »
Video game developer WayForward released a video showing the opening animation for their game Marble Knights. The animation was done by Studio Trigger, which has also worked on titles such as Kill la Kill, Little Witch Academia, and BNA, to name just a few. Trigger …Read more »
Good news, SSSS.Gridman fans: Trigger’s followup, SSSS.Dynazenon, is set to blast its way onto screens on April 2. Helming SSSS.Dynazenon is the same team who brought us Gridman: Director: Akira Amemiya Screenwriter: Keiichi Hasegawa Character designer: Masaru Sakamoto Music: Shiro Sagisu Animation: Trigger/Graphinica And here’s the …Read more »
Ever want more insight into how anime is made on the production side? Studio Trigger producer Kazuya Masumoto—who has worked on titles like Kill la Kill, SSSS.GRIDMAN, and PROMARE, among others—is here to offer it with a new anime production handbook. Best of all, the …Read more »
CD PROJEKT RED’s Cyberpunk 2077 game was recently delayed to November 19, but that isn’t stopping the hype at all. In fact, the anticipation has only increased, especially with today’s announcement of a new anime set in the same universe produced by none other than …Read more »
The only thing better than one electrifying TRIGGER anime is two mashed together, and that’s exactly what we got in a new visual to celebrate a recent Q&A session with BNA: Brand New Animal director Yoh Yoshinari and writer Kazuki Nakashima. The latter was also …Read more »
If you’ve been eagerly awaiting the English debut of Trigger’s new anime series, BNA: Brand New Animal, its Netflix launch outside of Japan is right around the corner. The @NXOnNetflix account announced plans to premiere the series worldwide on June 30, and you can see …Read more »
SSSS.DYNAZENON, the SSS.GRIDMAN followup by the folks at Trigger and Tsuburaya, was announced last November. Now we’ve got a fresh look at the series via (an admittedly low-resolution) new visual and some cast details. While we’d previously been given a look at the series’ main …Read more »
BNA: Brand New Animal, the latest series from Trigger and director Yoh Yoshinari (Little Witch Academia) is set to hit Netflix… sometime. The first six episodes of the series have aired on Japanese TV and are streaming on Netflix in Japan, but you know how …Read more »
The tokusatsu-inspired action of SSSS.GRIDMAN is going to get new life in the near future. While it’s explicitly not a sequel, Tsuburaya Productions and TRIGGER have teamed up again to produce a new anime called SSSS.DYNAZENON, with the staff from GRIDMAN set to return. Akira Amemiya is directing, with Keiichi …Read more »
Studio Trigger producer Kazuya Masumoto has some numbers for us. Fresh off a keynote speech at Ufotable’s Machi Asobi, a yearly festival set up by the studio, Masumoto logged onto Twitter and repeated some of his key points. Being a producer, Masumoto’s a money guy, and he …Read more »
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